Colorado License Law
In Colorado, which of the following does NOT require a real estate license?
AListing homes for sale on behalf of sellers for compensation
BNegotiating the sale of another person's property
CSelling your own property as the owner✓ Correct
DManaging rental properties owned by others for compensation
Explanation
Property owners may sell their own property without a real estate license. Exemptions from licensing include: owners selling their own property, attorneys acting in the course of their practice, and trustees acting pursuant to a court order.
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